NEWS & BLOGS

This past year, record breaking rainfall was recorded for most of North Carolina. There’s no doubt about it, the Carolina soil is saturated! According to Spectrum News Central, Raleigh-Durham, Fayetteville, Asheville, and Wilmington all set precipitation records for the year.  Rain is typically welcomed in this Southern state, but when does too much wet weather become a stressor to tree health?

In the last few months, our Arborist Representatives have seen a surplus of uprooted trees across Charlotte, Concord, Raleigh-Durham and the Greensboro area. Homeowners and property owners are seeing firsthand the cause and effect of weather playing into the overall health of local trees. Across North Carolina we’ve seen uprooted white oaks, pines, and maples just to name a few.

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Earlier this week, I headed out to a home in Midland, NC to assess some tree damage from Hurricane Michael. The homeowner had noticed that her arborvitae, which is typically a hardy evergreen, was quickly gaining brown leaves. Sure enough, signs of tree decay were clearly visible across her landscape. Given how quickly this condition can kill an arborvitae, the trees required the immediate attention of our plant health care technician. 

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 This fall, deep root fertilization is at the top of our to-do list!

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Charlotte, NC – The  Bagworm Caterpillar is a tree pest seen year-after-year throughout Charlotte, Concord, Greensboro, and Raleigh, NC. Are your trees prepped and ready for these common creepy crawlers?

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Here in Charlotte NC and surrounding areas in Mecklenburg and Cabarrus County, tiny green worms emerge in early Spring when temperatures stay consecitively warm. These small worms live by feeding off tree foliage. Tree health is compromised when cankerworms damage the trees canopy and can hurt the overall well-being of the tree if not stopped early in the spring season. 

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It's that time of year again in Charlotte, NC. Temperatures are rising and trees are blooming which means little green worms, otherwise known as Cankerworms are about to make their appearance.  If you've walked the streets lined with trees in Myers Park, taken a neighborhood stroll in the Dilworth Community, or enjoyed a day at the park in Elizabeth, you've more than likely spotted little worms hanging from white silk threads or clustered together in a white caccoon.

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Precise and controlled, the newest member of Carolina Tree Care team takes your tree service to the next level all with a remote control.

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Whether you are actively looking for tree service in North Carolina or may in the future, hiring a tree service provider is essential in the well being of your properties value. Overall tree preservation is the result of maintaining the health and longevity of your trees, The value of trees on a typical North Carolina property ranges anywhere from $16,000 to $38,000 in value. Don’t believe us? Take a look at a recent study conducted from the USDA Forest Service. Just as one single acorn grows into a mighty Oak tree; if maintained and protected, the value of trees on your property is a likely growing investment. 

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We are proud to announce, Carolina Tree Care is now serving Greensboro, NC for residential and commercial tree care needs! Services offered in Forsyth and surrounding counties include, arbor consulting, trimming, tree removal, stump grinding, plant health care, disease/pest control, root fertilization, banding, emergency response, hazard trees, insurance claims, and 24-hour on call response.

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As cold temperatures continue to plummet, keeping trees strong throughout the winter season is a main concern for many. Winterizing your Carolina landscapes during winter months’ support overall landscape well-being for seasons to come. One tree often examined by Carolina Tree Care certified arborists in Charlotte, NC are Willow Oaks.

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